How is everyone else viewing or treating accrued holiday for those employees on a period of furlough? Would this period count towards holiday calculations?

On the day after ABC aired its "PrimeTime Live" television broadcast on November 5, 1992, detailing allegedly widespread unsanitary practices and labor law violations in grocery stores owned by Food Lion, Inc., the price of Food Lion's Class...

Appellant taxpayer contributed two parcels of real estate to his closely-held corporation to comply with Nevada’s minimum premium-to-asset ratio for insurance companies. The real property was encumbered with liabilities that exceeded appellant’s...

Plaintiff purchased a Model A Ford town sedan from defendant St. John Motors, a Ford dealer, who had acquired the automobile in question by purchase from defendant Ford Motor Company. Plaintiff claims that representations were made to him by both defendants...

Claimant women brought small claims actions, consolidated for decision, to recover, respectively, $1,000 and $3,790, they had paid under a contract for defendant's services, which offer to expand a client's social horizons primarily through posting...

Plaintiff Leslie Adel suffered from a severe case of Legionnaires' disease after returning from a ski vacation during which he stayed at a resort owned and operated by Defendant Greensprings of Vermont, Inc. The water at the resort was tested by health...

Plaintiff Gregory Call was the majority shareholder/owner of Mart, Inc., a Delaware corporation, Casie Protank, Inc., a New Jersey corporation, and Rezultz, Inc., another New Jersey corporation. He consulted with defendant Creative Financial Group (Creative...

Appellant landlords challenged the decision by the superior court (Massachusetts) in favor of appellee tenant ruling that the parties' lease did not expressly or impliedly require appellee to use the demised premises for any particular purpose, keep...

Plaintiff Barnet L. Liberman was the landlord of an apartment building. Defendant Leonard Gelstein was a tenant in the building and was on the board of governors of the tenants' association. Disputes between the landlord and tenants arose from a proposed...

In a worker's compensation action, the District Court of Eddy County (New Mexico) entered a judgment which allowed a 50 percent penalty, pursuant to N.M. Stat. Ann. § 59-10-7 (1953), for a failure to supply a safety device. Defendants, the employer...